Kennerton Audio Laguz In-ears

[Frederik S]

Kennerton Audio's newest mid-end offering, the Laguz, is put to the test. Priced at $110, it will face fierce competition from the Brainwavz S5 and HiFiMAN RE-400. The Laguz is absolutely tiny and features a rugged aluminum design that is pretty unique.

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[Mistral]

I'm glad we're getting audio reviews, but can we also have some graphs and data to go with it?

 

[Warrgarbl]

Would you, by chance, be able to compare their sound signature to the Sennheiser Momentum 2 In-Ears? I have those, and whilst I generally enjoy them a lot I feel that for genres other than electronic music they tend to have slightly too much bass, and they still carry some of that Sennheiser sibilance which I don't really like.

From your review, it sounds as if those would have a similar sound signature whilst improving on the things that slightly bug me on my Sennheisers.

 

[Frederik S]

Have not heard the new momentum but generally Sennheisers house tuning is a bit treble happy. The Kennertons are more rolled off in the treble, but still have quite a lot of bass. The extension is probably not as good as the Sennheisers compared to the IE800s but you do get a less edgy top end.

In regards to getting measurements that is currently out of budget if you want anything that is close to good enough, especially for in-ears as there are no measurement ears that perform well for this type of headphone.